Netflix seems to be dropping another terrifying true story to make you lock your doors every week. Here's a guide to the best of them
Netflix’s true-crime documentary series Making a Murderer. Photo: Netflix After the success of HBO’s The Jinx and Netflix’s Making a Murderer, true-crime documentaries became something of an industry on cable and streaming services. It’s gotten even more intense in 2020, as Netflix seems to be dropping another terrifying true story to make you lock your doors every week.
Even in such a small runtime, Forensic Files illuminates how such small details can be the undoing for a criminal who thinks he’s got it all figured out. It’s almost comforting to watch a bunch of these and realize how hard it is to get away with murder.Not all true-crime docs on Netflix are murder mysteries. This one is a crime of fraud, greed, and stupidity, chronicled in Chris Smith’s excellent look at the Fyre Festival of 2017.
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